Wroclaw Airport Targets Six Million Passengers in 2026

Wroclaw Airport handled nearly five million passengers in 2025, despite closing for about 40 days for infrastructure work. The airport is on track to serve six million passengers in 2026, according to the reported figures.

Key details

• An expansion program is expected to raise annual passenger capacity to 11 million.
• The program includes doubling the terminal space.
• In 2026, low-cost carriers accounted for about two-thirds of aircraft movements, with charter flights representing a further 20%.
• Ryanair was reported as the airport’s largest operator, with around half of the market. Wizz Air also has a presence.
• Ryanair has as many as eight aircraft based at Wroclaw and operates a maintenance base there.
• LOT has operated a weekly Wroclaw–Seoul-Incheon service since November 2023.

Wroclaw Airport handled nearly five million passengers in 2025 despite about 40 days of closure for infrastructure work.

Why it matters

The airport’s passenger growth and planned terminal expansion put capacity at the center of its next development phase. Its mix of low-cost and charter operators, alongside LOT’s Seoul service, connects Wroclaw with both European leisure travel and a long-haul destination.